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The situation in the Strait of Hormuz is currently the focal point of global economic anxiety. As of April 21, 2026, the region is in a "volatile deadlock" that is directly countering the usual optimism of tech earnings season.

Energy Impact: Brent crude is currently hovering between $88 and $95 per barrel, with analysts warning it could breach $120 if the impasse lasts through May.

If tech companies beat expectations, the market may see a "relief rally," but it will likely be capped by the energy crisis. Conversely, even a minor miss in tech earnings could trigger a deeper correction (5–10%) because the market no longer has "valuation breathing room" due to the high cost of oil.


What is your take on today's market Tigress and Tigers? 


P.S. I created attached image by using AI. 


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US-Iran Conflict | Hormuz Blocked Again, Can Trump Meeting Help Sustain Market Momentum?
Trump said he is willing to meet senior Iranian leaders if talks make a “breakthrough,” while a U.S. delegation including JD Vance was reported to be heading to Islamabad on April 20. At the same time, Reuters reported shipping through Hormuz was near a standstill, with only three vessel crossings in 12 hours, and broader markets opened under pressure as oil jumped. So which signal matters more now — diplomacy restarting, or the fact that the world’s key oil chokepoint is still barely moving? Is this 4% oil spike just headline panic, or the start of a deeper risk-off move for equities?
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